Mahatma Gandhi (supporter of women's rights)

Mahatma Gandhi was a leader from India known for advocating nonviolent resistance to injustice. While primarily celebrated for fighting colonial rule, he also supported women's rights by promoting equality and encouraging women to participate actively in the independence movement. Gandhi believed that women should be treated with respect and given the freedom to play vital roles in society and social change. His emphasis on nonviolence and moral strength helped empower women to stand up for their rights without fear, making him an important figure in both national independence and gender equality movements.